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Fix strange indentations
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StrangeRanger committed Nov 25, 2024
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This document serves as an informational guide on how I've customized my terminal in macOS and Linux. It includes a variety of configurations, settings, and programs that enhance my productivity and improve my overall experience within the terminal environment. The document is divided into several sections, each focusing on a different aspect of terminal customization, such as shell frameworks, themes, resource files, plugins, and more.

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This guide assumes you have a basic understanding of the Unix terminal and are comfortable working with configuration files. If you're new to the terminal or need clarification on any of the instructions provided, I recommend proceeding with caution and seeking additional resources or assistance.

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1. `nvim-treesitter` configurations are written in Lua. Therefore, if your primary `init` file is written in Vimscript, you must(1) place these configurations in a separate Lua file; I've named mine `second_init.lua`. My `init.vim` file, provided [above](#__tabbed_5_1), sources this Lua file to load the `nvim-treesitter` settings.
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1. Technically, you can place the Lua code within the `init.vim` file, but using a separate Lua file keeps the configurations organized and easier to manage.
1. Technically, you can place the Lua code within the `init.vim` file, but using a separate Lua file keeps the configurations organized and easier to manage.


```lua title="second_init.lua"
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3. Open a new terminal window.
4. Navigate to the directory where both files were downloaded to (e.g., `~/Downloads`).
5. Execute the setup script:
```bash
chmod +x terminal-profile-setup.bash
./terminal-profile-setup.bash
```
```bash
chmod +x terminal-profile-setup.bash
./terminal-profile-setup.bash
```

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